| PART I |
| 1. L'allegro - Hence loathed melancholy |
| 2. Il penseroso - Hence vain deluding joys |
| 3. L'allegro - Come, thou goddess |
| 4. Il penseroso - Come, rather, goddess |
| 5. L'allegro - Haste thee, nymph |
| 6. Haste thee, nymph (chorus) |
| 7. L'allegro - Come, and trip it (chorus) |
| 8. Il penseroso - Come, pensive nun |
| 9. Il penseroso - Come, but keep thy wonted state - join with thee (chorus) |
| 10. L'allegro - Hence, loathed melancholy - and if I give thee honour due |
| 11. Il penseroso - First, and chief, on golden wing |
| 12. L'allegro - If I give thee honour due |
| 13. Il penseroso - Oft on a plat of rising ground |
| 14. Il penseroso - Far from all resort of mirth |
| 15. L'allegro - If I give thee honour due |
| 16. L'allegro - Straight mine eye |
| 17. L'allegro - Or let the merry bells - and young and old come (chorus) |
| PART II |
| 1. Il penseroso - Hence, vain deluding joys |
| 2. Il penseroso - Thus night oft see me |
| 3. L'allegro - Populous cities |
| 4. L'allegro - There let hymen oft appear |
| 5. Il penseroso - Me, when the sun begins to fling |
| 6. L'allegro - I'll to the well-trod stage anon |
| 7. L'allegro - And ever against eating cares |
| 8. L'allegro - Orpheus 'self may heave his head |
| 9. L'allegro - These delights if thou canst give (solo, chorus) |
| 10. Il penseroso - But let my due feet never fail |
| 11. Il penseroso - There let the pealing organ blow (chorus) - and let their sweetness |
| 12. Il penseroso - May at last my weary age - these pleasures, melancholy, give (solo, chorus) |
| PART III |
| 1. Il moderato - Hence, boast not - all this company serene |
| 2. Il moderato - Come, with gentle hand restrain |
| 3. Il moderato - No more short life |
| 4. Il moderato - As steals the morn upon the night |
| 5. Il moderato - Thy pleasures, moderation, give |